House Joint Resolution 214, sponsored by Butler, honors Teresa Cochran for her exceptional volunteer work and her receipt of the Governor's Volunteer Stars Award. The resolution highlights the significant contributions of Tennessee volunteers, who collectively provide over 99 million hours of service annually, benefiting the state's economy and community spirit. Teresa Cochran, a dedicated volunteer with the Roane County Anti-Drug Coalition (RCADC), has made a remarkable impact by visiting schools and participating in reformative camps for at-risk youth alongside her service dog, Waylon.

The resolution recognizes Ms. Cochran as a model citizen whose commitment to volunteerism exemplifies the values of the Volunteer State. It expresses gratitude for her leadership and contributions to the community, congratulating her on this prestigious award and wishing her continued success in her future endeavors. An appropriate copy of the resolution will be prepared for presentation, omitting specific legislative designations.